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GEOL 351. Environmental Geology. 3 Hours NE GE3N / N.
An introductory course dealing with the implications of geologic processes and materials for civilization. Topics to be considered include: geologic hazards such as floods, landslides, earthquakes, and volcanism; the availability of water, mineral, and energy resources; and the environmental impact of resource utilization. The importance of recognizing geologic constraints in land use planning and engineering projects is emphasized and illustrated by examples. LEC.
Bachelor of Science in Geology
http://catalog.ku.edu/liberal-arts-sciences/geology/bs/
Why study geology? In Geology you get to apply techniques and knowledge from chemistry, physics, biology and math to answer important questions about Earth processes, history and future. Geologists are in demand to evaluate geologic hazards, evaluate natural resources, and understand the environment. The B.S. program provides intensive training in geology and other sciences. B.S. majors may emphasize traditional geology, environmental geology (with a specialized track in hydrogeology), engineering geology, geophysics, or earth and space science licensure. The hydrogeology track, the engineering geology option, and the geophysics option combine basic training in geology with training in mathematics, engineering, physics, and geophysics. The environmental geology option combines training in geology with many different sciences.
Bachelor of Arts in Geology
http://catalog.ku.edu/liberal-arts-sciences/geology/ba/
Why study geology? In Geology you get to apply techniques and knowledge from chemistry, physics, biology and math to answer important questions about Earth processes, history and future. Geologists are in demand to evaluate geologic hazards, evaluate natural resources, and understand the environment. The B.A. program allows many free electives for background courses in the sciences or liberal arts. The program permits study of traditional geology (with emphasis on the solid earth, the earth's surface, or environmental geology and natural resources), environmental geology (with emphasis on water or urban environmental geology), or an individually tailored program.
Department of Geology
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The Department of Geology In Geology, you get to apply techniques and knowledge from chemistry, physics, biology, and math to answer important questions about Earth processes, history, and future. Geologists are in demand to evaluate geologic hazards, evaluate natural resources, and develop solutions to environmental challenges confronting our society.
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
...GEOL 101 The Way The Earth Works GEOL 105 History of the Earth GEOL 351...
Bachelor of Science in Education
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...in Physical Geography GEOL 101 & GEOL 103 The...Classroom 3 C&T 351 Mathematics for the...
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of General Studies in Environmental Studies
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...Geospatial Techniques EVRN 536 Environmental Remote Sensing GEOL 351 Environmental Geology Statistics. Satisfied by one...
Minor in Environmental Studies
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...Environmental Planning Techniques Environmental Geology. Satisfied by: GEOL 351 Environmental Geology Environmental Studies elective at...
BA in Environmental Studies
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...EVRN 550 , EVRN 410 , EVRN 510 , or GEOL 351 . 6 Visit this website for a...